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Frederick Douglass’ autobiography reveals the complexities of the interaction between the slaves and their masters. From reading the autobiography and excerpts from other slave narratives and oral histories, would you argue that most slaves accommodated institutions of slavery or resisted it. That is to say, did most slaves make the best of their situation by cooperating when they could, or did slaves systematically resist their bondage, albeit through subtle means. Which form of behavior do you find most characteristic? You should break your thesis down into component arguments with quotes and detailed from primary sources provided You may only use sources on the syllabus, Plagiarism is a serious academic offence and the use of any form of artificial intelligence is strictly prohibited
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